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Do tune in this week and find out what's gonna be at the number one spot on the Kaya 959 countdown. The race to the top to the top is on. The Kaya Countdown. Soul Kaplata, curated by Thibos Mukwili, comes to Kaya Lamishi Sanyama in Midrand on Sunday, 11 October, 2026. Catch Thibos and friends on the decks for an all-vinal session packed with soul, rhythm, and fun.

Those tents that they put up, oh, a church with a bad keyboard and crusades. Oh, you will suffer now. Spiritual warfare, I tell you what I was gonna say. Now you're on the street. Yes, now everyone's trying to like the keyboard players trying to keyboard the drummer from the Sangoma place and all. Like silence, it's the ancestors versus the religions, baby. And it's totally tell. Wow. Nikki, when you're in Midrand, what do you pick? A drummer or a DJ? I will pick a drummer any day.

Frightening spusies on Midrand. Nomsako Alberton says: My mother collapsed at home while I was at work. My daughter posted on our neighborhood WhatsApp group. Within minutes, a nurse arrived. Another neighbor called an ambulance, and someone came to sit with my daughter. That group was a lifesaver. We are a security guard monitoring those community WhatsApp security, please check dogs barking. Kaya 959. Traffic. Trapping.

him in my right uh he requested the ride for 120 and only to discover that the ride is is worth at least about 400 rands i'm on the other side of mammy lodi from midrand and now i'm stranded my wife i took my wife to check her i i i i i get it but but why i'm not sure i understand how do you request a ride for for a particular amount and then it ends up being a particular amount how does that work

Film, but two guys pulled over, ran to the car, and helped the driver get out. I remember thinking, these guys didn't know if that car was about to explode. They just moved Bongani, Midrand. Wow, Nomsako Randberg says a neighbor's dog got out and attacked a little boy in our street. Everybody was screaming and keeping their distance. One guy grabbed a plastic garden chair and used it as a shield to separate the dog from the child. He got bitten as well, but probably saved that boy's life from much.

Father, your uncle, your cousin, your daughters, your young children. If you're northeast of Mid, it's in Midrand, east of Midrand. In case you don't know where Timbisa is, just south of Midstream, just north of Kempton Park. So if you're in Kempton Park, you could have been taken there. If you're in Ivory Park, you would have been taken there. If you're in Midrand, you could have been taken there as well. But no, you've got to get taken somewhere else because they don't have the money. Well, take calls. 08600 2032. It's

On a screen, and I think we've got our work cut out for us. But I am passionate about early childhood education, and I'm passionate about what I do. And it's not just about teaching children. I love guiding teachers, I love doing workshops with teachers and with parents. And it's something that I think the more we share the knowledge and the more we discuss the pros and cons, the more we can find ways to move forward. Zeno is in Midrad. Good evening to you, Zeno.

Working in Midrand at Old Victoria Road and Oliphants Fontaine Road, as well as in Limbro Park at Marlborough Drive and Third Road. In your sport, Gahu Sorabada in contention to play for the Prieteers in their first test against Australia. Bizumusimane happy to see his players swim at the sharks as Bafana Bafana land back in the country. And Yannick Sinner to miss the rest of 2026 to recover from a knee injury. It's a partly cloudy afternoon in Gaudeng today. Temperatures have peaked at highs of between 23 and 32.

It was just a survey of who would you put forward as the next president. Tobelar Lebrile. Both in South Africa and the USA, they've showed us that these business people cannot run countries from ST. Hi, I would prefer former Chief Justice Mohoen Muhoeng. Hi, Lebrille. I'm always impressed by Muile Timbeki, and I think he would make a great president. Another one, Lebrille, Joe Ferrari Sivani, for President Manka in Midrand. Your voice does.

Marching, we stopped everything, and we would like to invite you, Joan, to drop the mic that day. We go there, we march, we say, Hands of our country, right, Richard. Thank you so much for that, Richard. From Brits, um, Khotzo in Midrand is on the line to us. Good morning, Khotzo. Good morning, how are you, man? I'm so well, thanks, Khotzo. What's on your mind? Look, look, yeah, yeah, I'm also not okay with this judgment. Yeah, you see, Joan, all of us.

At that gift, but I hear you. I absolutely hear what you're saying. And I think you make a lot of sense. Thank you very much for that call. Sintu in Midrand is on the line to us. You want to talk about the Concord ruling on I take it the Refugees Act, Sintu? Yes, thanks very much, John. How are you? I'm so well, thanks. Yes, you see, I'm very worried, man, about this decision or this landmark that will be favoring the so-called

EWN colleague who will be watching that court case very closely tomorrow. Now, earlier in the show, right at the beginning, I just said I hope you all had a really good weekend and mentioned that I had really a wonderful day on Saturday, or at least part of the day. And that's because I went to the National Schools Cross-Country Championships held out at Kuro at the Kuro School, Kuro Sagewood in Midrand. And it was a fabulous event. And I just drew